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The details of Jane Street’s alleged ‘sinister scheme’ in India
The Securities and Exchange Board of India allege that the US trading firm made $550mn of illegal gains from these strategies, which it is now wants back before the ban will be lifted. As MainFT reported: The Securities and Exchange Board of India said its decision to limit Jane Street’s access to India’s securities markets stemmed from a months-long investigation.
Jane Street Curbed in India After $4.3 Billion Gain
India’s market watchdog SEBI has temporarily barred US trading firm Jane Street from accessing the local securities market over allegations of manipulative trades. Bloomberg's Abhishek Vishnoi breaks down what this means for India’s markets and exchanges.
India will launch a $234 million incentive programme for civil and military drone makers to reduce their reliance on imported ...
Harry Brook scores his ninth Test century as England continue to fightback against India on day three of the second Test ...
Air India has compensated nearly two-thirds of the families of victims of the AI171 crash in Ahmedabad, which killed 275 ...
India on Friday unveiled a series of steps to increase copper output, including encouraging foreign firms to set up smelters ...
A state-of-the-art British fighter jet stuck at an airport in India for nearly three weeks now has sparked curiosity and ...
An Air India spokesperson said the pilot assigned to flight AI2414 from Bengaluru to Delhi suffered a medical emergency on ...
Bank lending to the Indian economy may not see a meaningful boost despite the large liquidity surplus in the banking system, ...
All Pakistani accounts on X have been blocked in India, after briefly becoming accessible in the past few days, official ...
Structural challenges and the nation’s many languages have made it tough to develop foundational AI models. But the ...
India’s central bank announced plans to withdraw excess liquidity from the banking system, a move likely aimed at stemming ...
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The Indian central bank's measured approach to withdrawing banking system liquidity is likely to keep overnight interbank ...
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